This is an idea that is sure to get all kinds of Apple fans rolling on the floor laughing their asses of while struggling to get words like copycat and loser out through their guffaws. Not too ...
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I'm sure Apple will have a heyday with this little bit of news, it appears the download friendly Windows 7 Student Upgrade has been failing on Windows Vista 32-bit systems. A problem established due to an ISO ...
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While the stick yer head segment of Mac users will almost certainly find some reason to spout their typical rhetoric about Mac’s being impervious to viruses, trojans and other such evil goodies that isn’t ...
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Just to clarify – this post is meant for all those windows users that are looking to upgrade to windows 7 when it finally hits the market. It isn’t meant for penguin lovers or ...
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Microsoft will ship a European version of Windows 7 without Internet Explorer (IE) in response to an EU anti-trust investigation.
The EU filed a Statement of Objections against Microsoft in January that alleged that Microsoft's practice of bundling ...
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It seems these days there isn’t anything that you can’t post messages to Twitter from. Computer. Check. Cell phone. Check. Media Center. Check. Huh? Yes folks you can now ...
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I make a lot of fun about the number of Twitter clients that are churned out at a non-stop pace equating to a modern “Hello World” programming exercise. I have also tried most of ...
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If there has always been one constant in the on-going my operating system is better than yours head butting that happens between Windows and Mac users it has been over the issue of security. Mac users have ...
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Mac users are a snobby bunch - especially when it comes to security. It's not that their sense of security isn't well found given its niche user base in years gone past. However that will change as more ...
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A Mac user runs into a spot of computer trouble :-)
(via Mona on FF)
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Not long after news broke that Microsoft had dumped Jerry Seinfield from the current $300 million Windows campaign, the New York Times reported that the second stage of the campaign would highlight everyday Windows users, such as ...
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Microsoft has responded to criticism of its Jerry Seinfield Bill Gates advertising campaign by saying that the ad is a winner, telling the Wall Street Journal "It's exactly what we were trying to achieve, which was to ...
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